Fleet Visit Details from San Diego Harbor Patrol
Rear Admiral Evans reviews the fleet from the Connecticut on the San Diego harbor scene while the Mexican gunboat Tampico arrives to join ceremonies. The admiral limits wireless dispatches to seventy two words nightly and orders official messages to take priority as dawn ends the link to Point Loma.
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Japanese Kasite Maru Arrives as Wireless Claim Denied
The Kasite Maru arrived in Honolulu March 9 denying wireless equipment though reports from Cal lao in February claimed it had listened to messages among Admiral Evans' fleet. The ship had spent 24 days loading nitrates at multiple landings and was distant from the fleet for much of that voyage.
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Wireless Station Fails To Contact Evans Fleet
San Diego reports the government Wireless station at Point Loma the Pacific coast's strongest unable to reach Admiral Evans' fleet at Magdalena Bay during daytime. Communications are rarely established until late in the day.
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Night Mail Ships and Magdalen Bay Radio Links
Operators work through the night as only one ship can transmit at a time. Daybreak interrupts the long distance link with Magdalen Bay and waves from the sun. Pacific coast stations report no dispatches received during daylight despite afternoon reports claiming a daily record.
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German Thinks Fleet Should Stay in Pacific
Count Ernest Reventlow, naval strategist, argues in the Tagliche Bundeschau that the American battleship fleet should remain in the Pacific until the Panama Canal is completed. He doubts Washington would route the fleet via Suez to the Atlantic after visiting Australia and the Philippine Islands, and praises sending the fleet to Australia to counter Japan’s influence.
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Assassins Fire On Mexican Judge in Juarez Plot
Four alleged conspirators are jailed in Juarez after a failed attempt to kill Federal Judge Lira of the northern Chihuahua district. The plot followed the judge’s imprisonment of two Spanish merchants in smuggling cases, and two Mexican accomplices along with a police officer and a Spaniard fired at the judge in a private Teatro Juarez room but caused no injuries.
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Carnegie sympathizes with Rockefeller over golf score
Washington reports Andrew Carnegie said he has high respect for John D. Rockefeller and plans a golf game with him, denying any feud over their match. He declined to discuss the visit’s purpose at the White House.
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John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
White House
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Standard Oil King
New Trial Requested for Priest Slayer
Denver March 17 A motion for a new trial for Giuseppe Alia the condemned murderer of Father Lee Heinrichs was filed by attorney Robert H H Widdicombe. It alleges Alia was mentally unfit when he killed the priest and should have been so declared by the jury. Since two weapons were found in his possession he is kept under double guard day and night at the county jail.
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Lee Heinrichs
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Alia
Papal Delegate to Bolivian Relations Visit
A Holy See delegate arrived in March to renew diplomatic relations between the Bolivian government and the Vatican. The envoy seeks to restore official ties and discuss potential cooperation with Bolivian authorities.
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Paz
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Cardinal Marehardinal Casali del Drago Dies in Rome
The Italian cardinal Marehardinal Casali del Drago died in Rome. He was born in 1838 and elevated to the cardinalate in 1799.
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Marehardinal Casali del Drago
Three Thousand Strike in St Louis Breweries
Three thousand workers at St Louis breweries walked out after factional quarrel in beer drivers local No 45. Notification issued this afternoon triggered the strike, with about three thousand men leaving their posts.
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No Danger of Beer Famine as St Louis Brewers Strike Ends Soon
Twenty four breweries in St Louis and East St Louis were nearly shut today by a walkout of about five hundred union brewers masters bottle workers firemen and freight handlers. Employers say no beer famine is possible and that the strike will end soon.
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Funeral of Cuban General Buries With Honors in Havana
The funeral of General Burma Rosa chief of staff to Maximo Gomez and member of the former Cuban congress was held in Havana with full military honors today observed by officials and mourners.
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Burma Rosa
Maximo Gomez
Congress
Burns Defeats Beel In Omaha Marathon Wrestling
Farmer Burns won against Fred Beel of Wisconsin in Omaha securing the first and third falls in tonight's match. Burns dominated the bouts with decisive takedowns and control to claim victory.
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Wisconsin
Navy inquiry hears Spear testimony on Submarine Boat lobby
Lawrence Spear of Electric Heat Company testified to the Lilley submarine boat inquiry committee that he offered Hobson help gaining a naval committee seat if he favored submarines. Hobson denied any promise, saying he would not be influenced by Spear or the company. Additional witnesses described newspaper lobbying and payments linked to submarine boat coverage. The committee adjourned to Thursday.
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Cold Springs Harbor
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Sherman
Griggs
McNeir
Federal Intervention May Alter Railway Dispute
The Interstate Commerce Commission will intervene in the disagreement between the Chicago Great Western receivers and the railway's employer. A telegram from IC C chairman Martin A. Knapp confirms the action, dated March 17 at St Paul.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago Great Western Railway
Martin A. Knapp
Wisconsin Senator Attacks Aldrich Bill and Morgan Power
Senator LaFollette denounces the Aldrich currency measure citing opposition from New York banks and the New York Clearing House. He accuses Morgan and Standard Oil of engineering the panic and argues the bill serves financial interests over commerce. He suspends remarks after two and a half hours, to resume tomorrow.
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Congress Debates Currency and Pension Bills in March Session
In Washington on March 17 the Senate debated the currency bill for two and a half hours with Senator LaFollette seeking to suspend remarks and finish tomorrow. Aldrich reported amendments exempting railroad bonds and limiting currency retirement. The executive legislative and judicial appropriation bill was discussed as the Senate adjourned at 5:62. In the House praise for Roosevelt Taft and Bryan opened pension bill debate with Kennedy lauding the president and Taft, James of Kentucky predicting Bryan’s next election, and Prince urging the Power bill for trusts. The pension bill remained the day's business at 4:49 p.m.
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Standard Oil
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LaFollette
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Stillman
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Taft
William J. Bryan
House of Representative
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Jaws
Bryan
Ome James
Kentucky
Germans Hold Fast 10 War Treasure Amid Budget Crisis
Berlin officials debate using 30 million dollars of war treasury stored in Julius tower to cover current deficits. Treasury Secretary Sidon rejects diverting funds for general expenses, arguing wartime preparedness. Under Secretary Twele warns larger sums may be needed during war. The Reichstag committee approves a $65 million borrow and raises the imperial treasury limit as the budget is approved.
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Appropriations Committee
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War Board
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Spandan Tom
Empire
Sidon
Twele
War Department
Imperial Treasury
Rioting Students at Michigan College Face Bail
Ann Arbor March 11 All University of Michigan students arrested during a riot at the Star theater are released on bail tonight. Fifteen posted $1,000 bail each after appearing in Justice Doty's court and being escorted to cells in restraints. Three pleaded guilty to loitering and were fined $4.65 each. Bail examinations set for Friday morning.
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Star Theater
Liberty
Justice Doty
Republicans lining up for convention in Silver City
The McKinley County Machine endorses Bull Andrews for renomination and attacks the Morning Journal and the Old Gang platform. Delegates from other counties show quiet dissent while awaiting the Silver City gathering Saturday.
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McKinley County
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San Miguel County Boosts Speils for the Nomination
Local boys faced rioting charges with bail posted by businessmen. Students, led by Walter Reinchild, vote to fund reimbursements for riot damage totaling $2,500 if criminal charges against students are dropped. In Santa Fe March 17 a Morning Journal special reports sites named for Republican convention delegations at Silver City.
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Senator Whyte of Maryland Dead
Baltimore reports United States Senator William P Whyte died at his home after a series of health declines following a Washington trip. He suffered a sinking spell at 4 o clock then passed away at 7 05 p m with his family requesting a quiet funeral and congressional notice of the death.
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Baltimore
United States
William P. Whyte
Senator Whyte
Washington
Keysey
D. M. Ranzdel
Senate
William Pinkney
Hete Sr
House
Fortress
Whyte
Survivor of famous Light Brigade dies at 90
William Nelms aged 90, last official survivor of the Noble Six Hundred from Balaklava, died in Manassa near La Jara. He wore a silver skull plate from a head wound after the charge, was wounded at Sebastopol, survived a Black Sea wreck, and later drew a pension as part of the Queens Guard before settling in the San Luis Valley nineteen years ago.
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Manassa
William Nelms
Balakalava
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Sevastopol
Black Sea
Queens’ Guard
San Luis Valley
Floods Subside But Rail Lines Hit By Slides
Moulds Washington march 17 floods rain swollen streams that had overflowed into northern Idaho are receding and danger ends. The Northern Pacific from Spokane to Lewiston will be out of service for several days with the Potlach branch similarly blocked and the Culdesac branch faced with slides up to 400 feet long.
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Culdesac
Army Transport Sherman Arrives from Philippines with 24th Infantry
The United States army transport Sherman docked today from the Philippines carrying the 24th Infantry under Brush. After departing Nagasaki the ship endured a series of storms but reported no damage.
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United States Army
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Philippines
24Th Infantry
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Brush
Nagasaki
Textile Workers Suffer Wage Cut at Dover Mills
Notices posted at Cogheco Manufacturing cotton mills in Dover New Hampshire announce a 10 percent average wage reduction for 2200 operatives after March 30 192? The action raises questions about industry labor costs and worker impacts in the region.
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Cogheco Manufacturing Company
American Minister Sorsby Kecoy Rapidly Recovers in Bolivia
Minister Sorsby Kecoy la Paz who had paralysis in January is nearly recovered. He left La Paz today for the coast to recuperate and resume duties as American minister to Bolivia.
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la Paz
Willan BR. Sorsby
Bolivia
Pennsylvania Railroad Cuts Jobs in Porce and Renova
The Pennsylvania Railroad discharged over 200 workers yesterday in Porce and Renova, part of an overall average reduction of nearly 100 men per day since January 1.
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Porce
Renova
Pennsylvania Railroad
Andrews Campaign Renomination Push At County Conventions
The county conventions show renewed Andrews support with a faction pressing for renomination. A public faction claims to back Andrews while insiders warn nomination could split the party. Only two counties remain solid for renomination as Gregory Page and associates keep the machine in Tags and McKinsey counties.
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Hon S& EL Astrid
Seventeen
Bull Andrews Endorsement Sparks Morning Journal Roast
The article notes Page and fellow Republicans push for Bull Andrews renomination while The Morning Journal faces criticism for its stance. It describes a heated local political scene with calls for reform and a critics’ roast amid convention endorsements and Republican power dynamics.
The Painful Silence in Northern Counties on Andrews Nomination
The Colfax and San Miguel county scenes show a reluctant endorsement. Colfax praises Andrews for work but hesitates to urge another run. Northern counties keep quiet while McKinley County backs his renomination, revealing regional divides.
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Speiss Aims For Republican Delegation From San Miguel
Charles A Speiss actively pursues a delegateship as San Miguel County Republicans back his bid for the national convention in Chicago. The county convention urges his inclusion as a delegate, signaling a potential slate dominated by candidate hopefuls. Governor Curry plans to spend time in Santa Fe during the convention season.
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